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and sceptrehad been polished up and looked quite festive. But the Princesswas very, very pale, and she was dressed in black, as if for afuneral. What have I thought of ? she asked John; and he im-mediately untied the handkerchief, and was very much frightenedhimself when he saw the hideous ogres… … &*Tnc Princess wenc veRy bAppy THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS 381 she looked neither to the right nor to the left, but sighed deeply,and said, You are my master now; our wedding shall takeplace to-night. I like that, said the old King; that isjust as it should be. All the people shouted hurrah, the…
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